Brian May now master of zodiacal dust clouds

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Buffoon replied

3 August 2007, 09:54
Stories like his remind me of my dad.

Originally posted by BuffoonsDad

Bloody long haired drop out goes off playing his guitar and now he goes back to being a student looking at the stars.

He should drop all this dream stuff and get a proper job and earn an honest living.
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wendigo100 replied

3 August 2007, 09:49
Originally posted by zeitghost

Indeed.

He could have appeared on the Sky at Night much more often!

Yes, we haven't got a natural heir to the great Patrick Moore.
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Bagpuss replied

3 August 2007, 09:47
Originally posted by zeitghost

Indeed.

He could have appeared on the Sky at Night much more often!

and the pension!
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Bagpuss replied

3 August 2007, 09:26
Brian may was offered a physics research post at Jodrell Bank radio telescope at the time queen were just about to take off. I bet he regrets his foolish decision
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wendigo100 started a topic Brian May now master of zodiacal dust clouds

3 August 2007, 09:22
Brian May now master of zodiacal dust clouds

Queen guitarist now master of zodiacal dust clouds

Brian May, the lead guitarist from rock band Queen, is close to earning his doctorate in astrophysics -- more than 35 years after quitting his studies to become a rock star.

May arrived on the island of La Palma in Spain's Canary Islands several days ago to conduct astronomical observations in support of his thesis, according to a statement by the Institute of Astrophysics of the Canary Islands.

His thesis, "Radial Velocities in the Zodiacal Dust Cloud," is the last component of his PhD studies, and May expected to complete his work on Wednesday.

Master of the dust clouds, hmm? I hope your mother ship is well hidden, zeity!
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